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If anyone's headlights are stuffing up ... like mine are .... try checking the actual switch on the dashboard.

I found that if my headlight goes out, and I tap the switch, the light comes back on again.

This made me a little happier as now I know where the problem lies.

Hope this helps someone else too!!

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Yeah it's the left headlight.

I tried hitting it the light but that didnt work, so I hit the switch instead hahaha:bahaha:

It worked though!

Must be a dodgy connection in there!

BTW : Driver I saw you yesterday ... your zorst sounds nice :)

This is amazing, i had a problem with my front left headlight and thinking it was just 1 of those niggling little things with a 7yr old car i just gave it a whack for the 3 or 4 times that it stopped working. The last time i whacked it i must have done it some good coz it hasn't stuffed up since.

Then i come on here and its a common problem.

SAU rocks.

:P

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